Aquarium

Aquariums in Oceania

Aquariums in Australia

Sydney Aquarium

Welcome to Sydney Aquarium Australias #1 Attraction! Sydney Aquarium is a must-see, and one of the best things to do in Sydney. Walk under water and explore Australia's rich and diverse aquatic life and habitats. A trip to Sydney Aquarium is fantastic fun for kids, family and friends.

the Aquarium of Western Australia

Welcome to AQWA...

From the rich kelp beds of the Great Southern Coast to the tropical wonderland of coral reefs in the Far North, AQWA takes you on an underwater journey to discover the incredible and unique marine life of Western Australia.

AQWA is divided into five distinct regions that reflect the unique marine environments and amazing marine life found in each area...

Great Southern Coast, Perth Coast, Marmion Marine Park, Shipwreck Coast and Far North.

Melbourne Aquarium

Come face-to-face with the world’s largest crabs, blood-sucking leeches, poisonous scorpions, Bird Eating Spiders and much more in Melbourne Aquarium’s Creepy Cave.

Giant Japanese Spider Crabs are the stars of this frightfully delightful exhibit  these are the biggest crabs in the world, and have to be seen to be believed!

Mooloolaba Underwater World

UNDERWATER WORLD
Parkyn Parade, MOOLOOLABA Sunshine Coast, Queensland, AUSTRALIA

Take a journey to another world at UnderWater World, Queensland’s largest Oceanarium and aquarium.

Be enticed by over 25,000 sea creatures! Sharks, rays, seals, otters and so much more....

Aquariums in New Zealand

National Aquarium of New Zealand

The first interest in building a Hawkes Bay aquarium was expressed in 1938 by a local architect, when it was proposed to build an aquarium against the walls of the salt water baths on the Marine Parade in Napier. However these plans were not realised at that stage.

Marineland of New Zealand

Welcome to Marineland of New Zealand, Napier. Located on Napier's sunny Marine Parade, we are the ideal highlight to any holiday with a show, swim, or a tour on which you can touch and feed our dolphin or learn how we look after sick and injured penguins.

Make a booking for a swim or one of our tours.

Follow the Norfolk Pine trees down the Marine Parade to find us Front Entrance